"My fiancée and I have loved restoring the beautiful Victorian features of this house. The floors and fireplaces had been covered for decades so we were excited to find them remarkably unspoiled. Beyond the house we’ll miss the incredible location. Our quiet road is home to a close-knit community of families and a regular street party, while Gloucester Road offers endless indie shops, cafés and events to explore. Special mention to weekend charity-shop crawls via Joe’s Bakery and FED 313!"
The home.
The quintessential Bishopston home. This three double-bedroom, two bathroom, two reception room, double bay-fronted Victorian home has an attractive blend of historical character and contemporary renovation, and a super homely vibe. All the classic features, so beloved of the era - stripped floors, high ceilings, ornate fireplaces and large rooms - are all present and correct. It's also rare to see one of these houses in its original layout, with potential to extend upwards and outwards, enabling the home to grow with the family. Within the catchment of several excellent schools and close to the Gloucester Road, this home has the added bonus of no chain. An excellent buy for a young family planning to stay long-term in an ever-popular Bristol postcode.
The outside.
A sizable garden with a raised shingle area for al fresco dining, plenty of lawn area to kick a ball about or just lap up the sun. There is a good-sized shed for gardening tools and handy access to a rear alley, which exits via a locked gate to Monk Road.
Living in Bishopston.
Beauchamp Road is an attractive residential street of Victorian homes in Bishopston, just off Bishop Road and Gloucester Road, which is world famous for its wide array of independent shops, cafés and pubs, including popular stops such as the Gallimaufry, Coffee Lab and games café Chance & Counters. A number of green spaces are nearby such as St Andrews Park, and slightly further afield, Horfield Common. In a westerly direction, residents can easily reach Westbury Park, Redland and Henleaze (home to Scott Cinemas and great pubs like Cambridge Arms and Westbury Park Tavern), whilst also providing access to The Downs.
For those looking to commute into work, buses run regularly along Gloucester Road and offer easy access to the City Centre and all major employment areas such as Temple Quay and Temple Meads (where trains run regularly into London). Likewise, going north leads directly to Filton (where large employers such as Airbus, Aviva, and the Ministry of Defence have their offices), and Bristol Parkway Train Station, the second largest in Bristol. Finally, the property sits within the catchment of some of the most highly sought after schools in Bristol, such as Bishop Road Primary and Redland Green Secondary.